After Xu Sancai rushed into the palace, he only took the eight elite combat divisions who still maintained their combat effectiveness to the hall to look for the king of Wuhu Kingdom. At this time, the king knew that the imperial guards were unable to resist. Under the protection of twenty guards, he was heading towards the imperial horse corridor in the harem. Of course, he could not allow the king to escape and rushed towards the king quickly immediately. []
However, when Xu Sancai was nearly twenty meters away from the king, he suddenly felt a sense of danger coming to his mind. This was not the skill of a warrior or a master, but a premonition after he practiced Taoist theology. He immediately let go of his mental power to explore, and suddenly felt a slight energy fluctuation on the wall beside him. He didn't even think about it, and immediately dodged to the side with all his strength.
Just as Xu Sancai left his original position, a figure suddenly appeared at the wall. The figure stabbed a long sword in his hand at his original position. If he had not had a premonition of the danger, he would not have time to hide. The man seemed to be very surprised by the attack and couldn't help but exclaim.
The sword in Xu Sancai's hand immediately stabbed out with his backhand. The figure held the sword in both hands, and the sword slashed straight towards his sword. He immediately changed his move, turned his wrist, and the sword avoided the man's long sword and slashed towards the man's face. The man immediately stepped forward and blocked the sword, and he changed his move again, and the sword turned to the man's right arm.
The man changed his moves very quickly. The two of them fought for more than a dozen moves in a blink of an eye. However, the man's moves were mainly chopping and slashing. Although his movements were also very fast, they were not as small and flexible as Xu Sancai's sword. The two of them did not intersect from beginning to end. It was him who avoided the man's sword, but the man was forced back five steps by him and his body was approaching the wall.
The man suddenly threw something out, and Xu San hurriedly retreated to avoid it. The thing exploded on the ground, and after the dazzling white light, a thick smoke came out, and the figure of the man disappeared from his mental lock. He couldn't help but be shocked, and he quickly started to observe the spirit eyes, but found that there was a faint orange-red light at the position close to the wall, which was the color of the qi and blood appearing under the spirit eyes.
But Xu Sancai couldn't see anyone on the wall. However, without a moment of hesitation, he stabbed the strongest orange-red position on the wall. A scream came out, and the figure of the man also appeared again. His sword stabbed into the man's chest. The man's face was full of incredible expression, and his mouth was opened but he could no longer say anything.
Xu Sancai didn't have time to investigate the reason why the man could be invisible. He directly put away the man's body and immediately rushed to chase the king in the direction where the king escaped. The king had also practiced the fighting spirit, but he was only at the level of the warrior. His speed was naturally far from being comparable to his wind and thunder-type body technique. After chasing for hundreds of meters, he caught up with the king.
The most powerful bodyguard of the king of Wuhu Kingdom was the person who could invisible. He was a level 9 warrior. He was called a shadow. He was forced to flee here because he offended a super force. As a result, he was seriously injured and almost died. He was discovered by a general and asked for treatment by the imperial doctor. Later, he was hired by the king for a large sum of money and became the king's personal bodyguard.
In addition to shadow, the other guards were only at the level of the war division. Twenty guards were killed by Xu Sancai and 8 elite war divisions, so the king was naturally not spared. He also put away the space bag on the king's body, and Zhang Dali also led his troops to deal with the 200 imperial guards, and was organizing troops to clean the battlefield and rescue the wounded.
Of course, the palace was temporarily guarded, so the items in the palace were naturally handled by Xu Sancai. He had no time to take care of those matters now, so he asked Zhang Dali to be responsible for guarding Wuhu City and continue to clean the battlefield to take care of the wounded. He sent a team of cavalry to dispatch two thousand agricultural reclamation troops as suspicious soldiers to quickly take a detour, and the remaining one thousand agricultural reclamation troops continued to build more camps and create greater momentum.
Xu Sancai immediately set out with six elite troops and one thousand cavalry who were not injured and rushed to the direction of Qingshui City. Now, the key to completely taking over Wuhu Kingdom is Qingshui City, where nearly 50,000 troops are entrenched. If the dispatch is done properly, it will be easy to flatten the Qin Kingdom in one fell swoop. After all, the Qin Kingdom now has less than 20,000 troops and is still attacked by An Ji Kingdom.
Xu Sancai asked the 1,000 cavalry troops to stop and rest more than twenty miles away from Qingshui City, but he quietly approached Qingshui City alone. It was already dusk, and the remaining soldiers who escaped from Wuhu City were directly along the road and were about to escape to Qingshui City, who were meeting the troops he left behind to escort supplies. Of course, the remaining soldiers were all solved without a doubt.
There were also remaining soldiers returning to Bishui City, and some people detoured from the small road to Qingshui City. However, they had not arrived yet. It was not known that Wuhu City had fallen in Qingshui City. Qingshui City is also very nervous now, and the city gates are usually closed. Of course, the enemy troops in the city had discovered the agricultural reclamation troops as suspicious soldiers. The enemy also sent several teams of scouts to investigate, but they were all wiped out.
The enemy could not obtain specific information, and only judged the scale of the camp, the conclusion was that the Qin State had about 30,000 to 50,000 troops. Originally, the headless troops were naturally under the command of the Great Prince, but the commanders of each legion had been assassinated, so the Great Prince could only promote the deputy general to general.
The three deputy generals who walked with the eldest prince became the main commanders. Regarding the current form, the three of them each had their own opinions: one believed that since there was insufficient food and supplies, it was better to fight to the death than to wait. But this opinion was immediately denied by the other two: the military situation of the Great Qin State outside was unknown, and giving up the city defense fortifications and the decisive battle between the opponent was the most unwise reckless adventure.
One of the other two suggested reorganizing the troops first and insisting on defending. If the troops of the Qin Kingdom attacked the city forcibly, they would inevitably suffer a great loss; the other also agreed to reorganizing the troops first. In the end, the original general was killed, and the new commander of the troops would need to be integrated with the troops, otherwise the command would be unsatisfied and he would inevitably suffer a loss in large-scale battles. In the end, whether to fight or defend, he had to wait until the troops were reorganized before making a decision.
The eldest prince had never led the army, and was already dizzy by the arguments between the three. In the end, he chose to reorganize the troops first and then make a decision. However, the troops' supplies were robbed, and the forced grain in the city was only barely enough to support them for more than ten days. The forage from the war horses became a problem. He immediately decided to send two liaison teams to Bishui City and Wuhu City to transport another batch of food and grass urgently.
The opinions of the three adjutants were very reasonable. Under the leadership of the eldest prince, all the adjutants of the original army were concentrated and reorganized into five corpses. The three adjutants he brought served as generals of the three corpses, and the generals of the other two corps were promoted from the adjutants of the original corps in the city.